Ohio Republicans Name Their Ticket for Governor and Senate
The Ohio Republican convention adopted resolutions and named their candidates led by Myron T. Herrick for Governor and Marcus Hanna for Senate. The platform praised Roosevelt and McKinley era policies, urged continued tariff protection, public works, and reform, and endorsed good roads and tax changes. Local party officers and a full slate, including auditor and attorney general, were chosen, with party rules and amendments approved.
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Columbus
Tate
Roosevelt
Ohio
Hanna
Amtember
Board’ of Public Works
George BH. Watkine
Pike
Senator Foraker Ty
Senator Foraker
Joseph B. Forester
Marcus A. Hanna
Republican Party
George. K. Nash
Women to Aid Reformers at City Club Meeting
Rh Fulton Cutting of the Citizens' Union spoke at the Woman's Municipal League session in New York City, urging letters of sentiment from prominent women to boost the reform campaign and praising the current city administration. Miss M A Chanler, league president, and other speakers supported the effort as lawmakers urged women to return from the country for active campaigning.
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Rh. Fulton Cutting
Citizens’ Union
Woman's Municipal League
City Club
Thirty-fourth Street
Reform’ Movement
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Mr. Croker
Thomas
Fulton
Roosevelt
Arthur von Briesen
Jacob Riis
Board of Aldermen
Charles Russell Lowell
Stanton Blatch
Queens Carnegie Libraries Plan Reduces to Eighty Thousand Each
The Queens Borough Library trustees announce a shift from three separate $80 000 buildings to three equal projects of eight like structures with a single set of plans. Original estimates ranged up to 55 000 for central Astoria 35 000 for Flushing 35 000 for Jamaica 10 000 for College Point and 20 000 for Far Rockaway but builders asked 5 000 to 15 000 more. the committee now sets each library at 80 000 dollars with sparse ornamentation to fit the budget and ensure distribution.
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Queens Borough Library
Queens Borough
Queens
Astoria
Flushing
Jamaica
College Point
Far Rockaway
Moulton Appeals Ruling Over Bet Loss With Racing Association
Raymond P. Moulton challenged a Municipal Court decision after suing the Westchester Racing Association for $50 he lost betting on Squid on October 11. The appeal arguments featured witnesses August Belmont and others, with decision reserved.
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Raymond P. Moulton
Justice Murray
Westchester Racing Association
Supreme Court
Moulton
Squid
William J. Torgié
Racing Association
August Belmont
Robert A. Pinkerton
Peter de Lacy
John G. Cavanagh
Benjamin Steinhardt
Defiancey Nicoll
Body of Missing Brooklyn Man Found in East River
The body of John Fitzgerald of D Ahern & Co was recovered from the East River near Freemen Street. He disappeared December 6 after leaving his Manhattan office to pay an employer and later headed home from a luncheon. A reward was offered, and his family now believes he may have fallen into the river after a coughing fit.
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John Fitzgerald
D. Ahern & Co
South Street
Manhattan
South Third Street
Williamsburg
East River
Freemen Street
Fitzgerald
Brooklyn Woman Awarded Damages For Injury On Street Car
Mrs. Marietta Plum of 342 South Third Street Brooklyn was yesterday awarded a verdict in the Supreme Court Brooklyn against the Metropolitan Street Railway Company for ten thousand three hundred thirty three dollars and thirty three cents for injuries she suffered when a Lexington Avenue car started suddenly throwing her against a seat causing permanent knee damage.
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Marietta Plum
South Third Street
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Rooklyn
Metropolitan Street Railway—Company
Lexington Avenue
Millers Seek Broad Reciprocity for Flour Industry
Detroit June 4 The Millers National Federation meeting calls for swift adoption of a liberal reciprocal trade policy to boost American flour exports. It urges equalized duties, access to foreign markets, and strong Canada ties, with members urged to lobby federal representatives and candidates. The resolution cites 10,000 mills, $500 million annual output, and $20 million labor spend.
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Detroit
Millers’ National Federation
United States
Dominion
Canada
Hugh
Unitec
Millers
National Federation
Mich
United Kingdom
Dominion of Canada
Joint High Commission Urges Strong Influence for Success
A historical appeal calls for the use of strongest influence to ensure the early reassembling of the United States and Canada Joint High Commission and the successful accomplishment of its object.
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United States
Canada
Joint High Commission
Master Builders Act Targets Building Trades Delays
The Whitehall Building dispute prompts the Building Trades Employers Association to ban signing contracts without board consent. Contractors report a strike over a union plumber, followed by protests for back pay, and a demand for a perpetual master plumber system to control labor on small jobs.
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Whitehall
Battery Park
Board of Governors
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Building Trades Employers’ “Association
Board of Building Trades
Building Trades Deadlock Seen Near End Despite Setback
The Board of Building Trades failed to expel the Building Material Drivers and Handlers unions from the board. A forenoon committee reported no motion passed and asked for more time. If the two unions resign voluntarily, the dispute would end. Lumber Dealers Association officials said they will not unionize yards and see the matter as in abeyance.
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Sénatorianna
Jie
Sec
Steve
Ifry
Noligtes
Bryan
Cleveland
Hanna
Parks
Board of Building Trades
Lumber and Building Material Dealers By Association
James Sherlock Davis
Lumber Dealers’ Association
Board of Building Trades Supports Two Unions
The board maintains protection for both unions as it weighs its support after yesterday's action. The two unions remain under the board’s protection as the Board of Building Trades decides its stance.
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Board of Building Trades
East Side Builders Form Mutual Protective Association
The Builders Mutual Protective Association of New York City formed this week with about sixty mostly east side speculative builders. led by Henry S Perelman as president and Moses Esberg as legal adviser aims to shield members from troublesome sub contractors by boycotting them to pressure better subcontracting.
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Builders’ Mutual Protective Association
City of
New York
Henrys. Perelman
B. Neiberg
Adolph Manuel
Jacob Wimpie
Moses Esberg
Kantrowitz &.Esberg
Broadway
Union Pacific Strike Settled After Eleven Months
The machinists on the Union Pacific system reached a settlement after a lengthy monthslong dispute. President Burt and striker representatives met in Omaha and 1,000 workers agreed to return to work next Monday morning. The deal is seen as a concession by both sides to the controversy.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Burt
Railroad Company
Coal Situation Clears As Miners Eye Convention
WilkesBarre Penn June 4 The danger of a strike seems to be passing even before the miners convention decision due in Pottsville within ten days Leaders fear no further obstacle to eligibility for service on the board If delays in settlement persist a suspension may be ordered Meetings of three district boards were held in Scranton Hazleton and Pottsville to discuss plans
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Ohio
Ohio River
Seventy-fifth General Assembly
Phelan- Bled Cor Lees
Republican Party
Isthmian Canal
Thuracter
Congress
East
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Pottsville
Scranton
Hazleton
Miners Discuss Convention Costs and Disputes
Pottsville miners debate a $15000 convention budget with officials deeming it unnecessary. Some urged submitting disputed points to Judge Iray before calling the gathering, but many wish to air grievances openly, making a convention the quickest resolution.
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Pottsville
Iray
Mitchell on the Outlook for Anthracite Strike
In Indianapolis President John Mitchell discusses the likelihood of a new coal strike. He defends the Strike Commission award granting the United Mine Workers three representatives on the Board of Conciliation and notes bad conditions in the Wyoming Valley. He avoids predicting renewed hostilities while criticizing operator compliance with the commission.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Board of Arbitration
United Mine Workers
Miners’ Organization
Board of Conciliation
Fahey
Wyoming Valley
Knoxville Gas Company Sold to New York Firm
Knoxville Gas Company has been sold to Farson Leach and Co of New York. The price is reported as about 156 thousand dollars. The new owners plan significant improvements and expansion.
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Knoxville Gas Company
Knoxville, Tenn
Farson, Leach & O
New York
Stee
Rian
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Foraker
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Noble
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National Congress
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Cleveand
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Chillicothe
Jacob Beidler
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Cincinnati
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Findlay
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J.-. Todd
John M. Sheets
Ottawa
Summers
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Wildman
Sheets
Perry Remmick
McKinnon
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Nelson A. Sims
Sims
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Wade Dlampton Wills
Edwin A. Jones
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Mission Schools
Board of Public Works
George H. Watkins
Wakefield
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